Everyone has commented on the leaks from the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal to Saturday Night Live but it was Ron Paul, Texas Congressman, who finally seemed to ask a poignant question several days ago, “[Which events caused more deaths,] lying us into war, or the release of the WikiLeaks papers?”
The students here know Feldman as the most sought-after professor at Harvard Law School. But he is also a famed
In the mid-term election, Oklahoma voters overwhelmingly approved an amendment, “State Question 755”, to their state constitution that would prohibit
Yesterday, the Sixth Circuit handed down a decision upholding a Tennessee school’s ban on sporting Confederate flag-emblazoned clothing. The plaintiff,
John Morris, General Counsel of the Center for Democracy & Technology, is flexing his First Amendment expertise over at CDT’s
MSNBC Host Keith Olbermann was suspended on Friday after it was reported that he made donations to Democratic political campaigns.
From today’s Supreme Court argument in Schwarzenegger v. EMA, a nice shout out for those of us who got our
Siobhan Reynolds didn’t like that the U.S. Attorney’s office in Kansas was prosecuting doctors for distributing painkillers that eventually led
The Supreme Court has granted certiorari in Schwarzenegger v. Entertainment Merchants Association, a Ninth Circuit decision that struck down, on
There was a collective gasp and not a small chuckle from the left at Christine O’Donnell’s recent demand that her
Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court refused to review the dismissal of Weise v. Casper. The case dates to 2005, when
